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> 2. If it is only chinese, japanese and korean, maybe we should just use |
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> zh, ja, kr as the USE flags. We have /usr/portage/use.desc to give it |
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> the right description. Is there a reason to have the "lang_" prefix in |
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> the USE flag? |
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I think the prefix is good visibility for developers/users. |
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And it is good for the use.desc file, which is ordered in alphabetical |
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order. |
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> My vote would be to _keep_ the "cjk" flag for instances where a patch or |
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> particular configure option would benefit all double-byte character |
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> users and then add the "zh", "ja" and "kr" USE flags as additional ones |
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> where a particular patch/configure option is specific to only one |
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> locale. |
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I agree with this idea. |
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Cheers, |
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Masatomo Nakano |
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